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Showing results 40321 to 40340 «201320142015201620172018201920202021Next ›Last » Uniformed police not welcome at Pride in London, say organisers Peter Tatchell says officers are welcome to join as civilians but the Met needs to be challenged over homophobia The Guardian 1/7/2022 News Pay talks to resume next week as Scottish police officers ‘withdraw goodwill’ Officers will begin a work to rule at 5pm Planet Radio 1/7/2022 News Boris Johnson tells Sadiq Khan to ‘get a grip’ after Met Police placed under special measures Britain's largest police force has flawed corruption procedures, barely adequate crime recording and a backlog of child abuse cases, according to a damning report GB News 1/7/2022 News Police officer sacked for turning ‘blind eye’ to criminal husband The Met Police has dismissed Pc Inga Gherghel after she failed to report £10,000 and police body armour that was stashed at her home The Independent 1/7/2022 News Police officers accused of domestic abuse continue serving Watchdogs find ‘systemic deficiencies’ in how forces deal with complaints, including allowing cases to be investigated by colleagues The Telegraph - Subscription at source 1/7/2022 News Police are told to improve how they investigate domestic abuse allegations against officers Police forces in England and Wales have been told to improve how they investigate domestic abuse allegations against officers after a review found 'systemic deficiencies'. Mail Online 1/7/2022 News Strategic Direction 2022–26 AUSTRALIA: Endorsed by the board, our one-page strategic direction is key part of our planning framework, and outlines our strategic objectives to enable us to achieve our purpose. Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) 1/7/2022 Report Scottish police officers set to take action in pay dispute Nicola Sturgeon has said she hopes police will agree to a "fair and affordable" deal as officers prepare to "withdraw goodwill" in a pay dispute. BBC 1/7/2022 News Uniformed police not welcome at Pride in London, say organisers Peter Tatchell says officers are welcome to join as civilians but the Met needs to be challenged over homophobia The Guardian 30/6/2022 News Probationer jailed for misconduct in public office after pestering arrestee A probationer who made contact with a woman he had arrested the day before in order to have a relationship with her has been sentenced to seven months in prison for misconduct in a public office. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/6/2022 News ‘Deeply concerning’ report highlights fundamental areas of improvement Statements from APCC Leads on the police super-complaint: forces response to police perpetrated domestic abuse report. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 30/6/2022 News Don’t put the Covenant in the ‘too difficult box’ Fed tells ministers The new welfare programme for officers and their families must match up to ministers promises, the Fed has warned. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/6/2022 News National strategy needed to end mental health police ambulances A national mental health strategy is needed to reduce demand on response teams, the Superintendents' leader has warned Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/6/2022 News Challenges ahead for policing The health and well-being of police officers and staff as they continued to deal with the consequences of the pandemic, reduction in numbers of colleagues and changes in demand for their services were highlighted in a report published today. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS) 30/6/2022 News The Met won’t improve while Priti Patel is in charge Giving sole responsibility for policing in the capital to the London mayor is the only way to end a political blame game The Times 30/6/2022 Feature, Opinion Map technology for police Commonwealth Games operation Police are using mapping technology to help keep spectators safe during the Commonwealth Games using 3D maps produced by Ordnance Survey. BBC 30/6/2022 News Police perpetrated domestic abuse: Report on the Centre for Women’s Justice super complaint In March 2020 the Centre for Women’s Justice (CWJ), working with the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, submitted a super-complaint alleging that forces were not responding appropriately to cases of domestic abuse involving police officer or police staff suspects. Its submission included highly concerning victim testimonies that described victims feeling failed and sometimes further harmed by the police response.It is vitally important that forces both respond robustly to these cases and are seen to do so. Police workforce members are entrusted with particular powers and responsibilities. Ensuring they uphold high standards of behaviour is fundamental to public trust and confidence in the police service. Forces also need to protect against the risks of having domestic abuse perpetrators in police roles. Any allegation that a police workforce member has used their police status, knowledge and powers to deter a victim from reporting, to harm or discredit them or to undermine a police investigation must be treated with utmost seriousness. Protecting the integrity of the police response is not enough. The police must also be able to provide assurance and demonstrate that all the risks are managed. Our three organisations have investigated CWJ’s concerns. It has been the most thorough review of the police response to domestic abuse cases involving police suspects to date. Our work has enabled us to draw some strong conclusions (although we have not conducted fieldwork in all forces and we have been able to look at some issues in more depth than others). UK Government 30/6/2022 Report Police sweep Google searches to find suspects. The tactic is facing its first legal challenge. USA: Privacy advocates are watching the case closely, concerned that police could use reverse keyword searches to investigate people who seek information about abortions. NBC 30/6/2022 News Justice Department Announces Investigation Of New York City Police Department’s Special Victims Division USA: The Justice Department announced today that it has opened a civil pattern or practice investigation into the Special Victims Division (SVD) of the New York City Police Department (NYPD). The investigation will assess whether the SVD engages in a pattern or practice of gender-biased policing. The investigation will include a comprehensive review of the policies, procedures and training for SVD investigations of sexual assault crimes, including how SVD interacts with survivors and witnesses, collects evidence and completes investigations; any steps NYPD has taken to address deficiencies in its handling of sexual assault crimes; how SVD allocates staffing and other resources; and the services and support offered to survivors of sexual assault. As part of this investigation, the Justice Department officials will reach out to community groups and members of the public to learn about their experiences with SVD. justice.gov (US Dept of Justice) 30/6/2022 News Three-quarters of Police Scotland incidents not crimes, report says A lack of support for people suffering from mental health crises is having a major impact on Police Scotland, according to a new report. 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